Is Signals for Casino games a real thing?

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

If they can give out about 10 signals to a person and all were successful, just as they predicted, then I could think that they might be bad staff at the casino where they refer their customers to stake in those games.

But if they give out signals and ask you to stake on those games in any casino at all, and perhaps after you staked like 10 games, you lost 6 and only won 4, that's very bad to be a good signal; it's a scam. I'm just being practical here, because based on the general knowledge that we all have about casino games, I don't think it is possible for anyone to even give out such signals.

It can only be possible if maybe those people giving out such signals are working in the casino, so they will give out those signals to customers and ask them to stake at a given time when they (the bad staff of the casino) will be on duty and such signals can only work in the casino they are working as staffs.

[Moreno233]

If they can give out about 10 signals to a person and all were successful, just as they predicted, then I could think that they might be bad staff at the casino where they refer their customers to stake in those games.

No one will give out 10 signals in a casino and it turn out successful, so I don't know where that idea is coming from. Even people who uses those signals still losses money because the casinos are out to make profit. They have to do it in a way that it will favor some players and the company in general. If people do not win, there will be no business continuity. One thing I also think is that the signal is actually a way of creating some sort of community so that people can see that there are people who are actually winning, a way of telling those not yet winning to be patient and keep playing that their luck will come.

[panjul07]

If it is just a signal or in other word prediction which is based on math or probability or even based on pattern without giving you any guarantee, I think it is fine.
Of course we should not rely on it when it comes to gambling because there is no pattern or exact math to calculate when a big thing will come.
Game of chance is unpredictable, there will be no one who can give you prediction or signal accurately.
If I have to say, just take such a signal provider as an entertainment to make gambling more fun.

[Davidvictorson]

It is a lie. There is nothing that is certain about gambling. If they can give something like that with such success, why are they trying to sell it? They can go to casino and gamble and make millions of dollars in just some days. It is a big lie and scam because I know money will be involved.

Gambling enthusiasts should be self-aware and not delusional. For games like slots, as long as the person who is a signal provider is not the developer of the game they can never give you a correct signal. While I acknowledge these signal providers may have been lucky with one of two signal predictions in the past it doesn't mean that they are correct. And the extreme is where scam comes in because they have to keep up with appearance.

[KTChampions]

So today I came across a post on a WhatsApp TV that caught my attention. I have seen different telegram channels, groups, WhatsApp TVs and groups post sport bet codes and claim that their predictions are always 100% correct (which in reality is not) but never have I seen anywhere that signals are being given for casino games.

Basically, what they image (below) means is that - you’ll be added to a group and then the so-called “signal provider” will give you the exact time and multiplier that a specific game (e.g Crash) will get to before it stops.



I’d like to hear your thoughts on this, do you think something like this is possible? Or it’s just a means to scam people off their money? I personally know that even the casinos don’t know the exact numbers that will come up next not to talk of an outsider.

An obvious scam, I don't know what can be discussed here. But the saddest thing is that if such offers appear regularly, it means it works in the sense that there are simpletons who believe in the reality of such ways to earn money.
By the way, the worst thing that can happen to such a simpleton is that he actually wins during the period of time when he is "given a signal". After such an experience, it will be incredibly difficult to accept the fact that this is just a scam.

[Jody.Drummer]

It is a lie. There is nothing that is certain about gambling. If they can give something like that with such success, why are they trying to sell it? They can go to casino and gamble and make millions of dollars in just some days. It is a big lie and scam because I know money will be involved.

Gambling enthusiasts should be self-aware and not delusional. For games like slots, as long as the person who is a signal provider is not the developer of the game they can never give you a correct signal. While I acknowledge these signal providers may have been lucky with one of two signal predictions in the past it doesn't mean that they are correct. And the extreme is where scam comes in because they have to keep up with appearance.

Yes and besides that someone who makes gambling a habitual activity to do they must really be able to always think rationally every time they find something related to gambling, because from my experience during my time as a gambler there are so many people who come by offering a strategy or pattern or something else with the lure of big wins where most of them contact me via the internet.

This means that by always maintaining a rational mindset and point of view I am sure that we will not be easily tempted by everything that comes that tries to make us interested which is actually nothing more than just wanting to deceive us. The point is to always use your common sense every time you find something new that you see, and this applies and is useful for various things that we find as a form of prevention, because I am sure you will be able to judge whether it makes sense or not. On the other hand, yes I agree with you that logically if those who give the signal are not part of the game developer or who manage the system in the game then how could they possibly know about the results that will come out about winning or losing.

[Viscore]

It is a lie. There is nothing that is certain about gambling. If they can give something like that with such success, why are they trying to sell it? They can go to casino and gamble and make millions of dollars in just some days. It is a big lie and scam because I know money will be involved.

Gambling enthusiasts should be self-aware and not delusional. For games like slots, as long as the person who is a signal provider is not the developer of the game they can never give you a correct signal. While I acknowledge these signal providers may have been lucky with one of two signal predictions in the past it doesn't mean that they are correct. And the extreme is where scam comes in because they have to keep up with appearance.

Signals are usually used in sports betting, not in casino games, so obviously, that's a scam. Casinos are operated by algorithms that ensure the house will have an edge, therefore we will never win in the long run, and our chances are just based on luck. We can enjoy it, but let's be realistic at the same time. Forget about these signals, as they will only kill our bankroll and destroy the fun.

You win because you are lucky, not because you cheat a casino, which is harder than winning by luck.

[MAAManda]

I’d like to hear your thoughts on this, do you think something like this is possible?

No, it's not. The basic principle of inflow & outflow in casinos is RTP, when the RTP is good, you will be given a win, and otherwise you will lose your bet. So there is no such thing as signals in casino games, especially if they are original games like Crash, Slide (on Stake.com), X-Roulette (on Rollbit). No one can be sure we will win unless we try it ourselves. After all, if he had a good signal, why not try it for himself? he could get rich quickly with that.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

I’d like to hear your thoughts on this, do you think something like this is possible?

After all, if he had a good signal, why not try it for himself? he could get rich quickly with that.

This statement summarizes it all, those signal donors are not even rich themselves, yet they would be claiming to be able to make you rich.
Anyways, such craps are for gambling newbies and not for those whom have been in the game for a good length of time. furthermore, getting the tips from another source reduces the fun in gambling and may change the gambling narrative since you are now gambling to be able to buy the next signal and still have something left for yourself, hence you are gambling for financial benefits only.

Worse still, you might end up going beyond your budget in order to satisfy the conditions of the source of such tips.

[Fredomago]

It is a lie. There is nothing that is certain about gambling. If they can give something like that with such success, why are they trying to sell it? They can go to casino and gamble and make millions of dollars in just some days. It is a big lie and scam because I know money will be involved.

Gambling enthusiasts should be self-aware and not delusional. For games like slots, as long as the person who is a signal provider is not the developer of the game they can never give you a correct signal. While I acknowledge these signal providers may have been lucky with one of two signal predictions in the past it doesn't mean that they are correct. And the extreme is where scam comes in because they have to keep up with appearance.

Signals are usually used in sports betting, not in casino games, so obviously, that's a scam. Casinos are operated by algorithms that ensure the house will have an edge, therefore we will never win in the long run, and our chances are just based on luck. We can enjoy it, but let's be realistic at the same time. Forget about these signals, as they will only kill our bankroll and destroy the fun.

You win because you are lucky, not because you cheat a casino, which is harder than winning by luck.

Forget about it and play with your own knowledge, yeah there's a chance that you might win from that signal but there's no assurance that it will give you or prvide you always winning pick, there's time that it won't and most of the time, there's more losing pick than those from winning signals that being shared.

Don't kill the fun, take your luck with your own pick and enjoy your gambling sessions, ulike with following or believing with shared signal it's adding stress when you lose.

[khiholangkang]

I’d like to hear your thoughts on this, do you think something like this is possible?

No, it's not. The basic principle of inflow & outflow in casinos is RTP, when the RTP is good, you will be given a win, and otherwise you will lose your bet. So there is no such thing as signals in casino games, especially if they are original games like Crash, Slide (on Stake.com), X-Roulette (on Rollbit). No one can be sure we will win unless we try it ourselves. After all, if he had a good signal, why not try it for himself? he could get rich quickly with that.

This means that indirectly no one works completely on signals in any form of gambling, unless they set everything up, they only think about the possibility of their predictions, and if they are right in their predictions or in calling signals maybe they are just lucky.

It's quite difficult to believe in this kind of thing for me personally, because it will take some of my brain because if you think about it, it's an illogical thing for someone to do in knowing the signals in gambling, and the logic is also that when they know it why those who give the signal are not in a rich condition at this time.

[taufik123]

I’d like to hear your thoughts on this, do you think something like this is possible?

No, it's not. The basic principle of inflow & outflow in casinos is RTP, when the RTP is good, you will be given a win, and otherwise you will lose your bet. So there is no such thing as signals in casino games, especially if they are original games like Crash, Slide (on Stake.com), X-Roulette (on Rollbit). No one can be sure we will win unless we try it ourselves. After all, if he had a good signal, why not try it for himself? he could get rich quickly with that.

LOL, you're right, supposedly those who share signals just need to do it themselves to make them richer with a lot of profits.
But in fact, many people are spreading about the tips and tricks of gambling so that JP,
but behind all that there will be an affiliate link or even an offer with a big bonus etc.

All like that is a scam because I also get a lot of SMS and offers to log in to their casino website.
I even prefer Rollbit, stake or roobet as a good and trustworthy place of entertainment rather than a new, obscure website.

And about the RTP that you described, it also depends on how the system in the program is such that and there will only be a few winners with great luck.

[ajiz138]

This means that indirectly no one works completely on signals in any form of gambling, unless they set everything up, they only think about the possibility of their predictions, and if they are right in their predictions or in calling signals maybe they are just lucky.

It's quite difficult to believe in this kind of thing for me personally, because it will take some of my brain because if you think about it, it's an illogical thing for someone to do in knowing the signals in gambling, and the logic is also that when they know it why those who give the signal are not in a rich condition at this time.

Maybe overall he got lucky in that game and thought he could manage then make the signal spread to many people. Those who can manage the game are the casino owners (if they are fraudulent casinos) so indirectly no one can do this, and this luck is usually applied as a signal they make.

Not hard enough, you don't believe it because it clearly leads to fraud because no casino game is easy to guess this is not a trade. So I assume from this signal just looking for money because they managed to share their winning photos in the Crash game.

[Nrcewker]

Yes, this scam is not new. They mainly focus on crash games. The main source of income for these scammers is affiliate money. They will offer you free signals, but in return they will force you to join through their link and deposit a certain amount to get started. These free signals are nothing but just blind predictions. I have seen that these types of scams are mostly done in 1xBet/1xBit and its child websites. So yes, it will be better to avoid these scams and avoid using these casinos.

[Dewi Aries]

Signals are usually used in sports betting, not in casino games, so obviously, that's a scam. Casinos are operated by algorithms that ensure the house will have an edge, therefore we will never win in the long run, and our chances are just based on luck. We can enjoy it, but let's be realistic at the same time. Forget about these signals, as they will only kill our bankroll and destroy the fun.

You win because you are lucky, not because you cheat a casino, which is harder than winning by luck.

Forget about it and play with your own knowledge, yeah there's a chance that you might win from that signal but there's no assurance that it will give you or prvide you always winning pick, there's time that it won't and most of the time, there's more losing pick than those from winning signals that being shared.

Don't kill the fun, take your luck with your own pick and enjoy your gambling sessions, ulike with following or believing with shared signal it's adding stress when you lose.

I think I will try to respond to the situation based on logic, where if the predictions or signals offered are really accurate and can always produce wins then why do they sell them? Isn't it true that by using the signal for themselves they will be able to make a lot of money where maybe the income is much greater than the income they earn from selling the signal? I think that's what they should do if the signal provider says that their predictions never miss.

I understand that the possibility of winning will definitely always be there if you use signals from the provider, but make sure not to put too much trust such as believing that the signals they give will never miss because in fact the mindset and excessive belief will only increase the situation of disappointment when the results are not as expected. Basically, I understand that in the end this is a matter of choice, it's up to you whether you want to follow the signals they give or gamble with your own way and knowledge, for me there are two things that you must maintain and maintain, namely limit your expectations of winning and also limit your money in every time you place a bet.

[Wakate]

It is a lie. There is nothing that is certain about gambling. If they can give something like that with such success, why are they trying to sell it? They can go to casino and gamble and make millions of dollars in just some days. It is a big lie and scam because I know money will be involved.

Gambling enthusiasts should be self-aware and not delusional. For games like slots, as long as the person who is a signal provider is not the developer of the game they can never give you a correct signal. While I acknowledge these signal providers may have been lucky with one of two signal predictions in the past it doesn't mean that they are correct. And the extreme is where scam comes in because they have to keep up with appearance.

This is a self claim outcome of giving gamblers more rewards and I don't think is can ever happen even though it's once. If any of us has a strategy where people can make money from casino games, I don't think the person would ever disclose the information to the public because this would be a better opportunity to make themselves and their family rich without anyone knowing. There are so many fake and scams in crypto and it is important we understand it so that we don't easily fall for it. So many ignorant gamblers have lost their funds because they were not wise enough to differentiate between lies and reality. They want to win by all means without thinking well.

[khiholangkang]

This means that indirectly no one works completely on signals in any form of gambling, unless they set everything up, they only think about the possibility of their predictions, and if they are right in their predictions or in calling signals maybe they are just lucky.

It's quite difficult to believe in this kind of thing for me personally, because it will take some of my brain because if you think about it, it's an illogical thing for someone to do in knowing the signals in gambling, and the logic is also that when they know it why those who give the signal are not in a rich condition at this time.

Maybe overall he got lucky in that game and thought he could manage then make the signal spread to many people. Those who can manage the game are the casino owners (if they are fraudulent casinos) so indirectly no one can do this, and this luck is usually applied as a signal they make.

Not hard enough, you don't believe it because it clearly leads to fraud because no casino game is easy to guess this is not a trade. So I assume from this signal just looking for money because they managed to share their winning photos in the Crash game.

It is indeed a luck that they show, or indeed just show their victory, it could be like that is not it, many things may be done to deceive many people to get money, the problem of fraud or not we do not know, but the possibility may exist even though it is only small.

Yes, that's right, logically if they want to be rich, of course they don't need to waste time sharing signals with others, they will multiply their money consistently with the predictions they make themselves, it's much more effective and efficient to get rich quickly, maybe even surpass Steve Jobs his wealth or even become the richest person in the world if he can really predict bets correctly like that.

[Cantsay]

It is indeed a luck that they show, or indeed just show their victory, it could be like that is not it, many things may be done to deceive many people to get money, the problem of fraud or not we do not know, but the possibility may exist even though it is only small.

I’m think the image was forged, because more images where posted on the status and some of them you’ll see them predicting the exact time and taking screenshots of their game at that same time showing that their prediction was correct. I’ve already deleted their number so I can’t see their status anymore I would have lost it here for all to see, the one in the op above was the one I just saved so that I could create this thread.

I guess this thread has helped those that weren’t aware of this type of scam before, any site you see cliaming 100% win rate is definitely going to scam you as there’s no way for you to get 100% win in gambling while those telling you that they have an advance software to check what will be the result of a game in the future is a scammer.

[junder]

Maybe overall he got lucky in that game and thought he could manage then make the signal spread to many people. Those who can manage the game are the casino owners (if they are fraudulent casinos) so indirectly no one can do this, and this luck is usually applied as a signal they make.

Not hard enough, you don't believe it because it clearly leads to fraud because no casino game is easy to guess this is not a trade. So I assume from this signal just looking for money because they managed to share their winning photos in the Crash game.

it makes sense, especially when getting a win usually self-confidence will increase so that we can say that we have a strategy that is quite accurate to others whose goal may be to brag or others. but even though other people do the same strategy, direction, and steps, of course the results that occur will not be exactly the same because luck is still attached and plays its role, so I think by not following the signals that are spread we can win if we are lucky and better, even though we do it according to the signals that are spread but there is no luck on our side then there will still be a loss or defeat that will occur.

I agree with you, they are likely looking for profit from the signals they share. anything can be done by everyone when it involves gambling because this is where everyone will feel they have to be able to get money either by betting or relying on their own brains in other ways that involve gambling.

[khiholangkang]

It is indeed a luck that they show, or indeed just show their victory, it could be like that is not it, many things may be done to deceive many people to get money, the problem of fraud or not we do not know, but the possibility may exist even though it is only small.

I’m think the image was forged, because more images where posted on the status and some of them you’ll see them predicting the exact time and taking screenshots of their game at that same time showing that their prediction was correct. I’ve already deleted their number so I can’t see their status anymore I would have lost it here for all to see, the one in the op above was the one I just saved so that I could create this thread.

I guess this thread has helped those that weren’t aware of this type of scam before, any site you see cliaming 100% win rate is definitely going to scam you as there’s no way for you to get 100% win in gambling while those telling you that they have an advance software to check what will be the result of a game in the future is a scammer.

Yes, it seems that you have realized that they are too much in giving their signals, as it seems that the advertisement is aimed at having many consumers for their fraudulent products, because it is difficult to believe if promising 100% can get the truth of a prediction, especially if he does not have certification or legality or a good life track in his career, that kind of thing is also a big question whether someone is just bragging or he is really able to conquer the casino (but that's not possible).

Yes, I think there will be many people who understand and understand and also have more caution about this kind of thing, this will really help many people, and can be a good reference before joining the gambling signal sharing group.